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Discussion in '2005 Archive' started by Gershom, Jan 9, 2005.

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  1. Gershom

    Gershom Active Member

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    Well, I knew the day would come. I had to break down and purchase a Large Print Bible. Kinda nice to put away the reading glasses.

    [​IMG]
     
    #1 Gershom, Jan 9, 2005
  2. BruceB

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    Don't worry about the "old part" you will love the large print. I have gotten to the point that if its not large print I don't buy it.
     
    #2 BruceB, Jan 10, 2005
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    For a while anyway.

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    #3 HankD, Jan 10, 2005
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    rjprince Active Member

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    Hey, guys, getting old sure beats the alternative -- dying young!

    Also should add that although I am growing older, no one can make me grow upper!
     
    #4 rjprince, Jan 10, 2005
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    You're not old until Estelle Getty on the Golden Girls starts looking good to you.
     
    #5 Plain Old Bill, Jan 10, 2005
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    I'm still not able to open my large print Bible to a particular verse just by opening it up, I have to flip through the pages.

    I put aside those glasses for a while but the pastor began getting fuzzy too.

    We had a 90+ year old woman in our office that complained to her physician that she thought her best years were behind her.

    He asked, "So when were those best years?"

    She answered, "Between 45 and 85". [​IMG]

    Rob
     
    #6 Deacon, Jan 10, 2005
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